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by 47282847 1y ago
> Either atoms exist or they dont Perfect example, since they only exist as a concept to describe an observation. With higher precision of observation, it became “the new truth“ that most of the time even on the observation level do not
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by 47282847 1y ago
The GDR was deploying fiber, but the west is using capitalism as underlying mechanism so the fiber was left unused and even replaced by copper after reunification because why use the latest technology just yet when you can get people to pay
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by 47282847 1y ago
Separation of concerns? If you deploy a power plug outside your house, is it the fault of the power plug designer if people steal your power? Put it behind a webserver with basic auth or whatever you fancy, done.
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by 47282847 1y ago
I like to distinguish between religion and spirituality, where religion is the organized form where you are either a member or not. Religion requires certain beliefs which are externally prescribed, so in joining a religion I hand over auth
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by 47282847 1y ago
I believe in the nonexistence of God, which in my understanding makes me an atheist, and at the same time I do not claim to know about the existence or nonexistence of an afterlife. There may well be one without necessarily including a God.
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by 47282847 1y ago
I am both an atheist and a strong proponent of individualism without disagreeing with your comments on how this naturally comes with responsibility, more than many spiritual constructs do where you can pass some of your responsibility to a
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by 47282847 1y ago
> All those hypothetical stories we build in our heads about what might happen after we die are just wasted time My observation is that whatever story people believe will happen after their death will deeply influence their current life
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by 47282847 1y ago
Tangent: Mark Russinovich (Jun 20, 2025): “I had the thrill of a lifetime, hosting dinner for Bill Gates, Linus Torvalds and David Cutler. Linus had never met Bill, and Dave had never met Linus.“ https://www.linkedin.com/pos
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Feel free to crosspost if you come across interesting ones!
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I have done a couple of breathwork sessions and recommend to have an experienced guide/therapist. The quality and intensivity of the sessions can vary widely depending on how safe you feel to go into intense emotional processing with t
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by 47282847 1y ago
History has shown time and time again that it is dangerous to centralize power into the hands of few. A lot of mechanisms have been invented and subsequently dismantled again in attempts to protect us from this. Fascism is real.
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by 47282847 1y ago
Personal anecdote: when I was 10 or so, a relative passed away and all children in the family inherited around 20k each. It was put into a fund. I think I got full authority over my share at 16 or so. It always felt like I was rich — that
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by 47282847 1y ago
The system as a whole is rarely used. I think it’s a combination of poor APIs and hesitation of the population. For somebody without technical knowledge, there is no obvious difference to the private video ID companies. On the surface, you
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by 47282847 1y ago
I make it a point not to use self-checkout systems because I want to support human interaction even if basic, and contribute to jobs for humans. And cash (most self-checkouts here are card-only). I understand it’s a losing battle on all fro
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by 47282847 1y ago
Germany has this. The card plus PIN technically proves you are in current possession of both, not that you are the person (no biometrics or the like). You can chose to share/request not only certain data fields but also eg if you are b
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by 47282847 1y ago
Moving files from Downloads to a specified archive folder every x days is also a “side“ feature of https://sindresorhus.com/supercharge
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by 47282847 1y ago
> and ask for a (free) chargeback within a certain period of time (some weeks?) 13 months!
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by 47282847 1y ago
> This is because in the US, anyone can pull money out of your account with only the ACH numbers; which is an insane design That’s the default for at least Germany and SWIFT, too. You can ask your bank to disable this, but that means los
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by 47282847 1y ago
> it should be possible to claim or cheaply register one of RIPE is not the level to interact with as an end user for IP resources. LIRs act as intermediaries towards such end users. The reason why 255 IPv4 addresses is the smallest chun
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by 47282847 1y ago
Sounds like you might want to dig into what these organizations do for its members besides assignment and management (not sale! you cannot own IP addresses) of shared number resources, to get a better understanding of their membership fees!
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by 47282847 1y ago
Annual LIR fees at RIPE are around 2000€, and includes trainings and tickets to meetings. If anything, this serves as a filter for economically unreasonable ventures. Compared to other expenses, even if run purely on volunteer basis (meanin
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by 47282847 1y ago
One may have a good chance talking to people behind projects like https://www.community-ix.net/ and good old in-person networking in places like RIPE meetings. Basically everyone there including people working for large tel
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by 47282847 1y ago
I generally agree, and also do in this particular case, but one could argue that bus pirate is so successful that it turned into a genericide (Kleenex, Hoover, Thermos, Zipper, …).
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I am German and this statement catches me by surprise. All of my friends from a lot of different fields would agree that workplace friends are a very important pillar of our lives. I think there are many strategies to get your own needs met
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Maybe I misinterpret but I can’t help but shiver when I read this comment.
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> You need Claude Pro or Max. Actually, to try it out, prepaid token billing is fine. You are not required to have a subscription for claude code cli. Even just $5 gave me enough breathing room to get a feeling for its potential, persona
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by 47282847 1y ago
Feeling sorry for you, since that will likely lead to you missing out on a lot of good information! Not to mention the pointless stress you must be under.
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Wouldn’t this potentially leave e.g. disk encryption keys in memory?
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by 47282847 1y ago
I think what is happening often is people having different definitions of “empathy“. For me, it is “feeling with“, being in a shared space of feelings; it’s not a cognitive skill but emotional - they are equally human/living creatures
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The narrative of the college dropout turning billionaire is a myth, at least insofar as it ignores their already wealthy family background. Nothing about survivorship in there.

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